Showing posts with label ii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ii. Show all posts

Friday, March 3, 2017

9th Dawn II 2 RPG v1 50 APK

9th Dawn II 2 RPG v1 50 APK


Requirements: Android 2.3.3+
Overview: Explore an expansive and rich world; venture through thick forests, ancient ruins, deep caverns, and besieged towns. 


From the southern sands of the frigid glaciers to the north, engage in battle with the terrifying monsters and other unsavoury figures that aim to stand in your way. Collect an enormous amount of items, loot, weapons and armour from a colossal variety of monsters. The people you meet, the decisions you make, and the adventures you share in will shape the future of the world in which you live.


NO ads or In-app-purchasing.
Please try the Demo before deciding to purchase to make sure the game will work on your device!

Delve once more into the rich world of Caspartia, to a time when when humanity faces its greatest threat. Set out into a world on a perilous journey to aid in the reclamation of the home and birthplace of a once glorious and thriving nation. For many years now, your home and people have been subjected to the might and brutality of the Hydra Dragon, but time chooses no favourites. You stand now at the precipice of a new age, but it is your actions that will decide the fate of mankind, and whether or not the sun will rise once more and shine upon Caspartia.

Take on carefully crafted puzzles with deadly moving platforms above great depths. Learn and cast mighty spells to manipulate your foes. Trade and bank your spoils from the battlefield to gain vast riches. Control the game with fluid mobile controls and a comfortable GUI to easily manage your inventory, spells, world map and quest journal in this fast paced game. Endure the dangers of the world and become a legend in Caspartia.

Please leave a positive review if you enjoy the game, and if you have any problems please email us to let us know and we will do our best to help!

Please note, 9th Dawn II will have a multiplayer mode which will be available later this year, it is currently disabled.

More Info: 
Like one App? Then support developers and buy it!
9th Dawn II 2 RPG com.valorware.ninthdawnii

Whats new in this version:
(Updated : Jan 26, 2016)
Wand speed fixed
Sound effects fixed
Bottled fairy fix
Easier platform collision detection
fixed spawn South of Hothun
Jug of Ale graphic
Exit to Main menu button


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Saturday, February 25, 2017

80s and 90s Kids Arts and Crafts Part II

80s and 90s Kids Arts and Crafts Part II


Welcome back to another edition of 80s and 90s’ kids’ arts and crafts. For those of you in the States, I hope you had a nice long holiday weekend. To my international readers, I’m sorry you have to continually endure the assumptions that you care about the United States’ independence. My condolences.

Before we get to the good stuff, a quick note: You may notice the posts here at Children of the 90s becoming a bit more intermittent over the next couple of weeks. Don’t worry, I’m not going anywhere. Well, actually the previous statement is completely false: I am going somewhere, though the move will take place in the real physical world instead of the virtual one. I’m in the midst of a housing to move to parts as of yet unknown and am thus fully consumed by the arduous task of hauling furniture and packing up boxes.

I’ve never been much for manual labor, so the inevitable strain on my delicate self is taking up valuable blogging time. For the next few weeks, I appreciate your understanding of our temporary on-again, off-again relationship. Believe you, it’s not you, it’s me. And my incredibly overstuffed apartment.

For now, though, let’s resume our stroll down memory lane into the world of 80s and 90s arts and crafts. Believe me, I would rather be doing any of these things--no matter how ultimately tedious--than packing up a few years worth of accumulated stuff. If I had a velvet poster to color in or a spin-art wheel to operate, you’d bet my progress would be slowed significantly. Not to mention my belongings would be far more paint-splattered, though be fair it would be in an artfully random pattern.

Based on your much-appreciated write-in suggestions, here are a few more of the vaguely arts and crafts-related activities that held our attention as children. There’s still a part 3 likely coming your way, so feel free to add additional suggestions to the comments section or by email at childrenofthe90s@gmail.com.


Scratch Art



For those of us lucky enough to have parents willing to spring $4.99 or so for a packet of pre-made scratch sheets, we enjoyed the hassle free scraping of surprisingly colorful designs from a black background. Others among us didn’t fare quite as well, opting to create our own scratch boards from, well, scratch.

Doing so involved the arduous task of filling a full page with random colored patches and using an entire black Crayola crayon to do you color-cover bidding. Your hand and arm would be incredibly exhausted from the whole ordeal, but at least you were able to reap the reward of some sweet vibrant etching.


Velvet Coloring Posters


I passed one of these at CVS the other day and found myself fighting the urge to purchase it and customize my very own velvet portrait of a unicorn galloping whimsically across a full arch rainbow. Despite my knowledge as a grownup that these posters are extremely tacky, there’s something so tempting about embarking on an endless and time-consuming velvet poster coloring project. Plus they’re velvet. Velvet! That stuff comes across as pretty classy to a seven-year old.


Ironable Perler Beads


We spent many, many hours in my house tediously placing plastic beads a millimeter in diameter each onto flat bumpy molds. Whoever thought these up was either a genius or incredibly sadistic, depending on your views on occupying a child with a mindless task for multiple hours at a time.

The molds came in different shapes and could produce different designs using the multicolored beads. Simply cover, iron, and ta-da! A piece of useless junk. But hey, it was your piece of useless junk. There’s a difference.


Spin Art


Just in case you were looking for a way to make painting messier and more airborne, you’re in luck: someone else has already come up with it and mass-marketed it. There actually used to be a professional Spin-Art center at our local mall, but I’m guessing the availability of allegedly easy-to-use at-home kits put them out of business.

The process was simple but undeniably attractive to mess-hungry children. You put a piece of paper on the spinner, activated the motion, and squirted various paint colors in its general vicinity as it spun. It was like a maxed-out version of the Spirograph: no skill required, guaranteed to create interesting artful symmetry.


Friendship Bracelets
I recently caught an episode of How It’s Made featuring the hammock-making process that led me to believe I could someday take on a lucrative career as a hammock craftswoman. The reason? The countless hours I spent weaving embroidery floss into masterfully crafted bracelets and anklets. How else can we children of the 90s put to use our skill at creating patterns like tornado, chevron, and candy stripe?

If you have a solution, feel free to let me know--I’m actually in the market for a new career. I don’t have Friendship Bracelet Making as its own category on my resume, but I’m willing to work it in for the right professional macrame post. Really, let me know.

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Monday, February 6, 2017

24 HOUR BLITZ SALE DAY 3 PART II

24 HOUR BLITZ SALE DAY 3 PART II


DAY 3 (Part II )

TODAY’S SPECIAL BLOG OFFER:
ALCOHOL INKS AND YUPO PAPER



Hi again.
Thanks for popping in.
Welcome to the biggest Clarity Celebration Sale of the year,
GRAY FRIDAY or should we say GRAY FIVEDAYS?

Here in BLOGLAND,
I thought it would be a good idea 
to have a blast on some non-clarity products in the run up to Friday.

Oh boy.
In the words of an old favourite Michael of mine,
who totally reminds me of my Dad,

“You’re only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!”



Yesterday’s Colour Bursts flew out the door, 
and were sold out by 8pm last night.
Here’s hoping this lasts a bit longer!


Ranger Alcohol Inks are brilliant,
and when you use them on Yupo paper, you will be blown away.
Next Wednesday we will have a little lesson on them here, 
and do a step-by-step landscape together.
I have something very, very cool to show you...

Got lots of alcohol inks? Get more.
This combination is so addictive you will rattle through it!
It doesn’t go off, and at these prices 
I would definitely build my stash.

All the colours are available individually, 
so just add as many as you want to your basket. 
Here’s an example of what you will save:
Aqua
£3.35  £2.34

+ 10% Gold Club Member £2.11
+ 15% Diamond Club Member: £1.99


Postage Paid UK Mainland. 
Unfortunately, we cannot ship these inks outside of the UK/EU.


CLICK HERE TO SHOP

OTHER THINGS YOU NEEEEED!
Needs and wants.
I know. 
But when you are applying alcohol inks, guess what?
You need an applicator with felt.
We worked out that a little strip of velcro on one of our Mini Mounts does the job perfectly.

So here’s the kit:

v v SORRY, NOW SOLD OUT! v v

2 mini mounts - FREE
4" Velcro - FREE
1 pack of 50 felts 


£4.99 £3.99
+ 10% Gold Club Member £3.59
+ 15% Diamond Club Member: £3.39

WHILE STOCKS LAST

^^ SORRY, NOW SOLD OUT! ^^


YUPO PAPER
 What is it?
Well, it’s a synthetic paper, 
which is absolutely perfect for alcohol inks.
Wait till you see the effects you can get!
Next week we will also look at water-colour on Yupo.
It doesn’t buckle when wet, you see. 
Really, really excellent...
In fact I want to go have a play now!
But this is my job today, creating meaningful and useful bargains, which make our Clarity products sing and dance.



CLICK HERE TO BUY YUPO PAPER
£8.99 £6.29
+ 10% Gold Club Member £5.66
+ 15% Diamond Club Member: £5.35

WHILE STOCKS LAST

Time for a tea break and a biccy.


Love & hugs,
Barb
xxx





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